Political satire is a genre of humor that critiques and mocks political figures, policies, and events. It often uses exaggeration, irony, and wit to highlight the flaws, absurdities, or contradictions in political systems and behavior. The aim of political satire is not only to entertain but also to provoke thought and provoke public discourse by shedding light on societal issues and encouraging critical reflection regarding governance, power dynamics, and civic responsibility. Common platforms for political satire include television shows, films, literature, and online media, where creators may employ caricatures, parody, or absurd scenarios to convey their messages. Prominent examples of political satire can be found in broadcasts like “Saturday Night Live” or “The Daily Show,” which use humor to address current events and engage audiences in political conversation.
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